The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
John A. Pfaff, who has been seriously sick for
some time, is convalescent
Rev. N. A. Hydes alment is developing into
very serious trouble His spine is affected,
and he has been compelled to take HE bed.
Mr. j. H. Bradford. for several years connect
ed with the Woodburn Sarven wheel works.
viii. with his wife, leave for permanent residence
IN Los Angeles in few days.
Mr. A. D. Clarke, of the Bowen Merrill Com
pany, who has been illfor several weeks past, is
recovering, and, in company with his daughter,
will leave for California in few DAYS.
The condition of Rev R. Andrus has taken a
turn for the worse, and his death is a ques-
ton of but very short time. On Sunday his
brain became affected and he is delirious. Wildly
so at times.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will 60 to Chicago
Friday night, to attend the meeting of the West
ern Association of Collegiate Alumni which
will be held on Saturday in that city. Mrs.
Sewall will preside.
| Rev. j. A. Rondthaler will preach at the
| Seventh street NJ. e. Church tonight, and Rev
W. A. Lamport TO morrow night, during the re-
| vival services now in progress under the charge
| of the pastor Rev. w. II. Wydman.
| Rev. V. W. Tevis, of Columbus, is in the city,
| assisting his father DR.. Tev,s, in revival
| services in Fletcher-place Church. He will
preach this evening. There is considerable re-
igious interest manifested in the services.
Warren Worth Bailey. editor of the vincennes
News, Is In the city, accompanied by the star
eyed goddess of reform, in the shane of State
civil service bill. which he hopes shoot through
legislative channels into real law. He has re-
celved no encouragement from the Democratic
I legislators.
| George W. Sloan, who has been in the firm of
Browning 81 Sloan since boyhood, has retired
| from that business and. although he has three
| advantageous offers under consideration, he has
| not yet decided what business he will follow. He
| will be succeeded by Robert Browning, jr., the
| firm being Browning & Browning. 1t is expected
| the receivers services will soon be dispensed
| with in connection with the new firm.
Mrs. Margaret Bradshaw. wife Of the late
| William Bradshaw died at the residence of her
son-ln-law, Dr. j. Il. Hussey. Saturday night.
She was Vrginian, and immigrated to this place
| In 1886. and has resided here continuously ever
| since She was a member of the First P-esby-
| terrain Church, and had been of that persuasion
| all her life. She leaves three sons. Capt James
| NJ, William A. and John A. Bradshaw, and Mrs
| Mary B. Hussey. The funeral will occur this
| morning from DR.. Hussey's residence, 266 North
| Tennessee street, at 10 o'clock.
| SOCIETY
Miss Louise Starkey will entertain a few
friends, informally, this evening at tea in honor
! of her guest, Miss Cornell of Kalamazoo
| Mr. and Mrs Scion L. Goode, will celebrate
| their crystal wedding tomorrow evening. at
| the family residence, No. 854 North Alabama
street.
The Social Circle of the First Baptist Church
| will meet with Mrs Geo G. Webster. jr., No
| 440 North East street. tomorrow afternoon
The annual missionary tea will be served.
Miss Sarah F. Kelley, superintendent of the
| Woman's Reformatory, will read paper before
| the Missionary Society of Meridian-street NJ. E,
| Church. which will meet this afternoon at half
past at Mrs Jason Careys, No. 675 North
| Delaware street.
h1y Of <ho C,,H
Society was held yesterday afternoon. and there
| was large attendance. The PRINCIPAL business
of the afternoon was planning work to be done
and distributing petitions for municipal suffrage.
| A public meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening, the 10Th inst.
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John Reynolds. John Finch South Bend.
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